The meaning of cupping colors

Cupping is a method of treating physical diseases that is currently adopted by many people. This method can treat many types of diseases, and the effect of cupping is particularly thorough. Therefore, many people who use cupping want to know the specific meaning of the color of the cupping. In order for you to understand it as soon as possible, please take a look at the answer below.

1. The cupping mark is tight, black and dark: it generally indicates blood stasis in the body, such as dysmenorrhea or insufficient blood supply to the heart, and this mark will also appear if the affected area is severely exposed to cold. If the marks do not disappear after several days, it usually means that the disease has been going on for a long time and it will take a long time to cure. If large areas of black and purple marks appear when cupping, it indicates that a large area has been affected by the wind and cold and the treatment should be mainly symptomatic and cold-dispelling.

2. Purple marks from the cupping area accompanied by plaques generally indicate local cold and blood stasis.

3. The cupping marks appear as scattered purple dots of varying depths, generally indicating qi stagnation and blood stasis.

4. Pale purple skin with plaques generally indicates deficiency syndrome with blood stasis. If the spots are obvious at the acupoints, it indicates weakness of the related internal organs. For example, if they appear at the Shenshu acupoints, it indicates kidney deficiency.

5. The cupping marks are bright red and usually indicate Yin deficiency or Qi and Yin deficiency. Yin deficiency and hyperactivity of fire may also occur.

6. The cupping marks are bright red and scattered, usually appearing after cupping over a large area. They do not protrude above the skin. If they are concentrated on a certain acupoint or its vicinity, it indicates that the internal organs related to this acupoint are abnormal or there is a disease. In clinical practice, cupping is used to find such red spots, and acupuncture is used to treat and regulate the functions of internal organs.

7. After cupping or suction cupping, there are no cupping marks (or they are not obvious), or even if there are, they disappear immediately after the cupping is opened and the normal color is returned, indicating that the body is basically normal or the condition is still mild.

8. If blisters are easily formed during cupping or sitting cupping, it indicates that there is a lot of moisture. If many small blisters appear on the affected area, it indicates that it is caused by moisture. To achieve an ideal therapeutic effect, multiple consecutive cupping treatments are needed.

9. If wheals appear during cupping (such as acute urticaria), it indicates that it is caused by wind coconut or an allergic constitution.

10. As the condition improves, the cupping marks will also lighten and become less noticeable, which can indicate a turnaround in the condition.

The above has made a detailed introduction to the meaning of the colors of cupping. So if you want to know what disease you have through cupping and the color after cupping, you need to have a comprehensive understanding of the above content. After understanding it, you can use cupping to know what disease you have as soon as possible, so that you can use cupping and other methods to effectively treat it.